Satellite Failure definition

Satellite Failure means a satellite:

Satellite Failure means the total destruction, failure or loss of the Nimiq 5 Satellite during the Term hereof, ***

Satellite Failure means (i) a Satellite that has a service life that, at any point in time, is predicted to be less than six (6) years, including the number of years that have already occurred since the date of completion of in-orbit testing or (ii) a Satellite that, at any point in time, has fewer than fifty percent 50% of its EIRP specified in Exhibit B.

Examples of Satellite Failure in a sentence

• Force Majeure will include any war, civil commotion, strike, Satellite Jamming, Satellite Failure, lockout, accident, epidemic or any other event of any nature or kind whatsoever beyond the control of the parties herein that directly or indirectly hinders or prevents either of the parties from commencing or proceeding with the consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby.

• If Satcom IR becomes a Satellite Failure or is used to restore a Satellite Failure prior to its EOL, as determined by GE Americom's projections of remaining stationkeeping fuel, GE Americom shall attempt to launch C-1 as soon as possible.

• In the event either C-3 or C-4 becomes a Satellite Failure, or in the event more than one transponder on C-3 or C-4 becomes a Transponder Failure under circumstances which prevent all such Failed Transponders from being restored, Protection Transponders shall be assigned in accordance with Article x.X.

• The Seller is duly qualified to do business as a foreign entity in good standing, and has obtained all necessary licenses, permits and approvals in all jurisdictions in which the ownership or lease of Property or the conduct of its business shall require such qualifications.

• Unless the Protection Satellite has been used to restore a prior Satellite Failure, it may be moved in GE Americom's sole discretion to the orbital location of a satellite which has become a Satellite Failure.

More Definitions of Satellite Failure

Satellite Failure means a satellite on which one or more of the basic subsystems fail, rendering the satellite Commercially Unusable or on which more than twelve (12) transponders are Transponder Failures.

Satellite Failure means the failure of one or more of the basic subsystems on the Satellite, or any other event, rendering the Satellite commercially unusable.

Satellite Failure means a satellite that SES has declared a failure for purposes of the applicable Agreement. For purposes of this definition, a hybrid satellite with multiple frequency band payloads will be treated either as a single satellite or as though the frequency band payloads were located on separate satellites, at SES’s sole discretion.

Satellite Failure means at any time that one or more of the following events has occurred and is unremedied at such time: (i) physical loss or destruction of the Shared Satellite; (ii) inability of the Shared Satellite to respond to commands from the Shared Satellite operator; (iii) inability of the Shared Satellite to maintain its orbital position or attitude with respect to the earth; (iv) loss of 50% or more of the available L Bank RF Power (determined in accordance with Schedule 4.1(2)) in either Hybrid Matrix Amplifier; (v) reduction in Ku Band EIRP of 3 dB or more; (vi) reduction of 3 dB or more in L Band G/T in any of the four Primary Beams; or (vii) reduction of 3 dB or more in Ku Band G/T.

Satellite Failure is defined in Section 7.1(c).

Satellite Failure means a satellite (1) on which one or more of the basic subsystems fail, rendering the use of the satellite for its intended purposes impractical, as determined by SES Americom in its reasonable business judgment, or on which more than one-half of the transponders on the payload are transponder failures, and (2) that SES Americom has declared a failure. For purposes of this definition, a hybrid satellite with both C-band and Ku-band payloads shall be treated, at SES Americom's option, either (i) as a single satellite, or (ii) as though the C-band and Ku-band payloads were located on separate satellites.

Satellite Failure means a satellite: (1) on which one or more of the basic subsystems fail, rendering the use of the satellite for its intended purposes impractical, as determined by GE Americom in its reasonable business judgment, or on which more than one-half of the transponders are transponder failures, and (2) that GE Americom has declared a failure. For purposes of this definition, a hybrid satellite with both C-band and Ku-band payloads shall be treated, at GE Americom's option, either (i) as a single satellite or (ii) as though the C-band and Ku-band payloads were located on separate satellites.